Chemistry.com - Latest Commentshttp://chemistrycom.disqus.com/enSat, 06 Apr 2013 05:12:29 -0000Re: Single &amp; Clueless: Male Facial Hair, Love It Or Leave It?/2011/11/01/single-clueless-male-facial-hair-love-it-or-leave-it/#comment-854027275<p>Nice article.Thanks for the share.</p><p><a href="http://www.hair-removal-laser-guide.info" rel="nofollow noopener">http://www.hair-removal-laser-...</a></p>CatherinaLucySat, 06 Apr 2013 05:12:29 -0000Re: The Science of Optimism: Rose-Colored Glasses/2013/02/26/the-science-of-optimism-rose-colored-glasses/#comment-823121965<p>piensa q en cada situacion en q te encuentres,haslo sienpre con optimismo por que lo q tu reflejas es lo q los demas persiven</p>Emilio De La CruzFri, 08 Mar 2013 12:40:29 -0000Re: The Science of Optimism: Rose-Colored Glasses/2013/02/26/the-science-of-optimism-rose-colored-glasses/#comment-823115250<p>haique ser optista en toda actividad q hagas sienpre tines q pensar positivamente y recuerda q en cada final del camino hay sienpre una esperansa</p>Emilio De La CruzFri, 08 Mar 2013 12:32:03 -0000Re: The Science of Optimism: Rose-Colored Glasses/2013/02/26/the-science-of-optimism-rose-colored-glasses/#comment-823110946<p> yhaique ser optimista en una relacion demostrar aesa persona q le interesa a uno, hacerla sentir q en cada decision q se tome va ser algo positivo no negativo, q se sienta las cosas de hacerlo bien en cada tropieso q des en la vida sienpre hay una luz de esperansa para todo</p>Emilio De La CruzFri, 08 Mar 2013 12:26:42 -0000Re: Three Reasons Women Should Give Men a Break/2011/11/22/three-reasons-women-should-give-men-a-break/#comment-810542181<p>Women are absolutely vicious. I swear to you even the most good looking guys get totally shut down by most women. As a guy who has been told I'm attractive my entire life, I still probably get rejected 20x for every 1 truly interested girl. Women do not have to go through this. They are used to success nearly every time. They get placed on pedestals, it goes to their heads, and they think they are just too good for most men. On the other hand, us guys get rejected so many times, yet we just have to suck it up, swallow our pride, and keep on trying. It definitely wears on you after a while and can get to your self-confidence after so much. Men have to have thick leather skin with women today.</p><p>I was at a bar with some friends one time and 2 girls walked over and approached us. They introduced themselves, made small talk, you know. I was honestly shocked because why would 2 girls approach us? But ok, we aren't the worst looking guys and we are both successful men...he had a good job and I was in grad school en route to a great career. Anyway, after about 5 minutes of small talk they asked if we all wanted to do shots together. We agreed and things were clicking. They just kind of stood there after suggesting that we all do shots, so to end the awkwardness my friend went to buy the round. We each took our shots, put the glasses down and the girls said "We will be right back! Just going to the bathroom". They go in the bathroom, and come out 2 minutes later with their heads down, walk quickly past me and my friend, and leave. This is the kind of BS guys have to deal with. You do something nice, they take advantage, then they leave and it's on to the next guys they can fool for free stuff. This is common practice for girls today. Girls nowadays are mostly sloppy in classless outfits throwing up on themselves in bars, peeing in the streets, and gold digging trash bags. So girls, trust me...you have NO idea how hard it is to be a guy. Try being called a creeper 100x every night just for walking up to a girl. Try buying shots for people then having them walk out using you for free alcohol. Try finding a girl to take home to mom as she pees in the middle of the street falling into her own puddle then throwing up as her friend holds her hair back. </p>LastBastionOfHopeSun, 24 Feb 2013 05:06:23 -0000Re: Single &amp; Clueless: Male Facial Hair, Love It Or Leave It?/2011/11/01/single-clueless-male-facial-hair-love-it-or-leave-it/#comment-804531108<p>Life Is Love, But No Sex.</p>Masud LoveTue, 19 Feb 2013 13:23:14 -0000Re: The Biology of Love: Dr. Helen Fisher at TEDxEast/2013/02/13/the-biology-of-love-dr-helen-fisher-at-tedx-east/#comment-800364064<p>If you can make the time, read her books! They are FLY!!!!</p>petermcnFri, 15 Feb 2013 10:14:10 -0000Re: Dating and the Lexical Hypothesis/2013/02/06/dating-and-the-lexical-hypothesis/#comment-791691364<p>Brings to mind an old adage that states " You are not what you think you are but what you think you are"</p>toml7660Thu, 07 Feb 2013 07:17:35 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Take a Second Look by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/30/new-year-new-you-mind-take-a-second-look-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-787301823<p>As Miranda informs us in The Tempest,</p><p>O, wonder!<br>How many goodly creatures are there here!<br>How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world,<br>That has such people in't!</p><p>Act 5, scene 1</p><p>Peter J Mc<br></p>petermcnSun, 03 Feb 2013 08:51:35 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Take a Second Look by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/30/new-year-new-you-mind-take-a-second-look-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-785756152<p>"First impressions aren't complete". I agree with that. </p>Nathan CooperFri, 01 Feb 2013 08:53:18 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-783193910<p>What a bright and happy statement – in so many ways!<br>The words are a fundamental affirmation of freedom, a freedom that begets dignity, as they simultaneously celebrate the life force, single or otherwise.</p><p>Not only do the philosophies stated belong to a self-sufficient, self-confident single person, like Dr. Fisher, but also to a married man like me. My wife and I eat dinner when we wish, separately or together, we work independently of each other at all hours. We live under the same roof, but it is not necessary to sleep in the same room, or the same floor. Though we are each a serial monogamist, it is the freedom to be who we are that connects our dots without guilt, and each of us in turn fosters strong friendships with the other gender. Whether or not we are aberrant remnants from the traditional hunting and gathering societies that Dr. Fisher references, freedom is, in its first blush, an individual experience – indeed a thrilling tune – I suggest giving four minutes to Sting and the Police “If You Love Somebody Set Them Free”, and do a little dance – single or otherwise!</p><p>Peter Mc</p>petermcnWed, 30 Jan 2013 08:44:28 -0000Re: Three Reasons Women Should Give Men a Break/2011/11/22/three-reasons-women-should-give-men-a-break/#comment-780354423<p>and *you* deserve to be single for the rest of your life.</p>GuestMon, 28 Jan 2013 00:29:29 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-780103648<p>While I totally get 'singlehood' and enjoying the freedom of time, choices, and focusing on self, there's something to be said about truly joining with someone as a partner in life. To someone who enjoys sharing life, being home on time is not a big deal or a problem. Making choices with someone also has it's pluses; trying new things, helping others, and getting gratification from 'outside' oneself.....I enjoy everything you said about being single. I am going through a time where I need to focus to accomplish some things. But, if I had a supportive partner, it would make that achievement that much better. I hope to share it with someone soon.</p>paul anthonySun, 27 Jan 2013 19:11:19 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Spirit- Penning the Perfect Online Profile by Bela Gandhi/2013/01/25/new-year-new-you-spirit-penning-the-perfect-online-profile-by-bela-gandhi/#comment-778428265<p>my dreems is towork in canadawuith the farms</p>Ramon EspinozaFri, 25 Jan 2013 21:34:13 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Spirit &#8211; Look Your Best This Year &#038; Update Your Look! By Bela Gandhi/2013/01/18/new-year-new-you-spirit-look-your-best-this-year-update-your-look-by-bela-gandhi/#comment-778153257<p>I disagree with all of the recommendations for how men should dress! </p>Aspiring33Fri, 25 Jan 2013 16:23:23 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-778119344<p>very interesting life history but now you have to marry as possible as you can</p>Shegena LemiFri, 25 Jan 2013 15:51:36 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Spirit &#8211; Look Your Best This Year &#038; Update Your Look! By Bela Gandhi/2013/01/18/new-year-new-you-spirit-look-your-best-this-year-update-your-look-by-bela-gandhi/#comment-777459874<p>Men, take notice!! I've always enjoyed being with a man that takes time to look nice and smells good too!!</p>yahoo-4OIPB4XZXIZIAQN6EQMINYRXOYThu, 24 Jan 2013 21:59:14 -0000Re: Three Reasons Women Should Give Men a Break/2011/11/22/three-reasons-women-should-give-men-a-break/#comment-777452772<p>Liz, It is interesting that you think Justin is insane, however he does bring up some good points. In this gender equality generation, why is going dutch a dirty word? I find it refreshing when my date offers to pay half, not that I am expecting it but it tells me she values the chance to meet just as much as I did....regardless of whether the date went well or not; she is still willing to put her money on the line....If you want equality then act like it...</p>Realistic_2Thu, 24 Jan 2013 21:49:01 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Spirit &#8211; Six Foolproof Ways to Ace the First Date by Bela Gandhi/2013/01/11/new-year-new-you-spirit-six-foolproof-ways-to-ace-the-first-date-by-bela-gandhi/#comment-777452420<p> I don't think I would even waste time "comparing" things I like about them with things I don't like. Train your brain and thus your thoughts to not even contemplate on the dislikes. If you think about it, you can't help but relate it outwardly even slightly unless you feel you possess a professional's "poker face" smiling.</p><p> Consider how you treat your real friends, the way you naturally with ease simply brush off their inequities as if they are not even there, you get use to those just being around them all the time. Do this with a first date and maybe we will find that we actually treat them as a close friend, and that's always a plus+ for letting them feel totally comfortable around you without them feeling you're using a facade or guise, which can easily present the opposite and unwanted effect!</p>djd201Thu, 24 Jan 2013 21:48:17 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind &#8211; Loving Yourself by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/09/new-year-new-you-mind-loving-yourself-by-helen-fisher/#comment-777377702<p>good </p>yahoo-WJ4QRSNFH3MU7UKWVAKXZJASPYThu, 24 Jan 2013 19:28:29 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-777338421<p>This is a very interesting exercise in understanding and excepting self.<br>1) Being at peace knowing my happiness is all on me.<br>2) Having time to explore my creative side.<br>3) The feeling of knowing if I choose to do something, it is clearly what I want to do, how I want to do it, and when I want to do it. </p>Key2LifeThu, 24 Jan 2013 18:23:12 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind &#8211; Loving Yourself by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/09/new-year-new-you-mind-loving-yourself-by-helen-fisher/#comment-777254479<p>Totally agree. It also begs the quote, "Misery loves company." Not this chick!</p>Wendy RitaccoThu, 24 Jan 2013 16:49:11 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-777186831<p>First of all I would like to thank for sharing with us these wonderful comments and at the same <br>time encorage us to wrie about the singlehood advantages. We can all write about them and compare and learn from each other.</p><p>To me one of the first advantage of enjoying and value singkehood is :<br>1. Independence of doing what I enjoy the most which is writing/listening to music/going dancing/<br> eating what I want when I want.....<br>2. Spending time with my daughter the way we like the most (going to art galleries/museums/ visiting<br> NY our favored place)<br>3. Traveling!</p>argintaruThu, 24 Jan 2013 15:49:27 -0000Re: Three Reasons Women Should Give Men a Break/2011/11/22/three-reasons-women-should-give-men-a-break/#comment-777180060<p>You are absolutely totally insane and a cheap skate on top of it</p>Liz GlazierThu, 24 Jan 2013 15:43:44 -0000Re: New Year, New You: Mind- Embracing Singlehood by Dr. Helen Fisher/2013/01/23/new-year-new-you-mind-embracing-singlehood-by-dr-helen-fisher/#comment-777097275<p>Wow, close to home.<br>1 School<br>2 Career in Anthroplogy/ Archaeology<br>3 No kids</p>Dan KeaneThu, 24 Jan 2013 14:16:38 -0000